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The llrooswick Tiines-Call LONSOI.IDATKD IkOO, Fabllabad kVERY MORNING KICKPY MONDAY. BY It. A. MULLINS. LESSEE. Tha llatw-OaU will b* delivered bf aarrlar or malt par year. It M; I*r waak lloanta. Cor raapoadahta oa lit* aubjccta nolioltcd. Real namv of wntMt aboald aocouipany aaraa. Bub *erlptirat payable ia adraaoe. Addraaa all commuulcailona to ■j'UK JTMMB-GALL. Hnuuwlok.Ga. TO BUBB0KIB1&S; Subscriber* are raquailad to aotify the omo. when tbay fall to (at any itaua of tba Tim** Call, mention total* matter will D* a* ina elated by tba publisher*. The AugoaU Hrald think* theao tbor of the duptnaary bill mutt have baan “tha wrong Mr. Wright.” ■‘Neither Admiral Kamaay nor Ad miral Bekhan," it it nateJ. "ear com mandtd a Heat, or elthar a (hip in time of war,” ao, of entire*.‘‘oou'd not judge from experience of the trial* that beaet a aommandar lo such oioamCancet ” f'ottibly na onal •iu.e. , i*t drill bt sbiftad from the vardiot of the oour of inquiry to tha tilal that may ba re. qolr*d to remove Maolay from the civil •arvlce. Maolay *t) he will tight rh order demanding hi* resignation a* a ma ter of principal. General Mile* told the Until Id a oontarvatlv* way iu that Interview foi wbicb be watrapiimanded.lt mature not what the army regulation* are. The county reoallr the effort* of the war de pament to keep Mile* to the baok grouad during Hpauith-Am-'ictn war and eppractatee why he bat opinions, Senator Hauua, who it iu the Menat. and ought to know, report* that "the tcbUy ieeident it doted.” Howjver, It will be reuienihtred that the senile apeu aevenl week* lltieuing to tpeeoh* •a on IheF.J. Fuller laoldeu after It bad been c'oted for fifteau and be wi vioctted at last. LABOR SWEETENS Lift. fialf tbe dlioontant In tbe world 1* begot of tdlauei*. Tbe tua i wbo toilr not for hit daily breed la tbe luoolli ut bapplneaa. tie tlandt on the atreet corner and teat tb stream of boueti toiler* goto aud from their daily labort and tuee.s a> lb* marks of toll ou mo and woman For tome bia tbruata have no edi g. bnt tbe gentler toul sbrioka Irom the Idle word*. However herd and nam ing our dally work may be, it bring* asonteoi and a peaca that idler* on the WWonr never have. Sweat if (be hrow eet.tao* tbe bread we eat, round* nut Ufa ard bolide character. There are many psople wbo do no ec “Tnai work tbemtelvea wbo bave aoiue How bit upon tbe expedient of making otbera work for them Tbe trick of it i* dlflonit to acquire, or elte many of ne would nnbapp ly relap.-e into •: rfJom Molt of ne have to wok for wbet ▼a get bod ttaie eood tiou i* rather •t* bring pleasure tlan grief. Tbe iqnalizition of tatk* 10 be done may bet be ju*t. bnt eecb of ua may labor In our own way. A eouvenlr book would make an ap. propriat# Chrie'ma* gift. Fleniiuc ds Waff Ua* them. Foi Croup use CHEN KY’ft 1X PEOTOKAN T. *• * * * * * jr. . ForLaGrippe and Influ enza use CHENEY\s EX PJCCTOIUNT. ■HPV*T Wf TSPRtN Q KEHEQITARY HLOOa TAUNT. Sci >fu ais hi tii modified form of Blood Poisi u and C< r. .umptiou. The jar<>”t who i$ t dated ’ y either will see i:t the chili, the game i ease its..if in feva'-YV* the form of swollen j< glaiiJ.sof the nscl- and vJ-,'' ! T**> v 1 •'1 Ihro.u, *- •' at ilt, weak r • eye*, offensive sores r * > •n*l abscesses mid c.f- 'V*** -j*. Arnfieit s white sv.- M ;'p ing—mire signs of s\f, Scrofula. There may W/(-/ be no external signs lor ) , \ along lime, for the disease develops slowly n some cases, lmt the poison is in the dood and i*i<l break out rt the first favor able op. ortunity. _ S. S. S. cures this wast ing, destructive disease by first pu.ifj mg j nd building tip the blood and stimulating ■old int iterating the whole system. I ¥■ Scats, 115 PublicRqnarp, Nashville.Tetin., .ays : * ’ Ten yea; 9 ago my fin lighter fell and cut wr forehead. Tnn-i Ini, w. mid til glands on he fide of her f.n - e l.eea' iexi die*’ nd I nrsted. t'.mc of the be i diKt'.is hor i ..d elsewhere ittemled her without my beie ; t. We decided *o tty S. S. S., and a f-. ./ bottles cured her en irely ’• ~ makes new mid pure "Cv Llood to nouri .h an '46? safe cure lor Scrofula, (t overcomes all forms of blood poison, .vhether inVie. itcl or acquired, and no remedy so thoroughly and effectively cleanses tlie blood. If you have any blood t rouble*, c r your child has inherited some blood taiat, take S. S. S. and get the blood in good condition and prevent the disease doing farther damage. Send for our free book and write our physicians about your case. We make no rliarge whatever for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA. ANNOUNCEMENT. At tbe request of iny many friends I bave deolded to beooma a oandida'p for tbe e ina'orahip fiotn Ibis di trio r , and it tholr f airg stion mw my in tention known. As time for me emo tion is far off, 1 Only make this au oonneoment that my friends may kn-.w that I will be in the race. Should Ibe favored with the nomination, I bsve n< promises to makeexoopt that 1 will at temp’ to faithful y gat'd the int**raet of all of my oonstitueuts. Very respeotfully, W. F. Symons. y twwi. ** iw ** <■*.. _ , V KENTUCKY^? uWHisww v . gpta tor Gentlemen T cherish . oality. . . . Free—gas stove—given away. Regis ter your name at 310 Newcastle St. hats have never been ex celled in any previous display, These hats are all of very artistic conception and are developed in goods of excep tionally good quality and beauty. Perhaps no such value has never been offered. MISS K&TE SLATER IM UGOdCBSTBH ST., DAVID BELASCO'S COMEDY SUCCESS, NAUGHTY ANTHONY It was written for Coughing pnrpcseo a>'d amused New Y irk audience* fir 150 NIGHTS AT THE Herald Square Th a*re mariTdora. Ant : u Hsld’a ouly Kui will be si*i n at COR a, tbi Ho-inj MEW BON.S, NEW i>ANCEd ■BKI NHWIOi( TI.VSKM'iALU SATURDAY. SAMS OF MORTG AGE PROPERTY. STATE OK t. KORGIA—GIynn County: Un ler aud by virtue of a power of sale con tained In a mutigHgc executed by Orton Py es to W. K. Rocknagic, dated Julie 4th, 1807, aud recorded in the efllce of the clerk of the Superi or court of G him county mil *:. Id Gate,ln Book Volume k, pages 217 to 39 1 inclusive, and legally ai-Klgued and iraurfeired to I e undersigned, A Bradley Goley. Bald assignment and trail-- fer lielug duly recorded In nook Volume St, ou jiuges 378 lo 377, in the olHce of the clerk of the superior court of raid • county. 1, the under signed, A Iliad ley Coley,will sell at public out cry, before the court house door of aid county dui ing the legal hours of rale to the highest and l.crt In oiler on the first Tuesday ill Janu ry, A. I>. Ik'd, the following property, te-wit: All of that lot. ti"iiT or body ot innp situate lying mid being in said eouuty of Glyuu aoi stuie ot Georgia, and in the 37Ui Militia Di'ti'ictnf said State, coutaining one thousand live h ibid re and forty-six acres more or less, one thousand and eleven acres thereof being big land and the balance marsh laud, aud having these cou lies and distances lossy: Crnnmencin, at a stake on the left bank of Utile -Satilla river, aud running thence north four degrees easl, llfty-llirec chains to the edge of the high lands, thence on upon the same course, four teen chains from the salt marsh to a stake; thence.tiorth, forty-one degrees east, thirteen chums and fifty-seven links to a stake ; thence north, twelve degree., and thirty minutes west, lifiy four chains and sixty-seven links to a stump ou the edge of the public road from Fancy Bluff In said county, to Sand Bills in tVavus county, Georgia; thence along said public load in a westerly course, to a stake oil the eastward line of a tract of laud now ow ned by Sy m mes & Ben net and Roberts. Pvles.and generally known as tlie“Maitiu Palmer Tract; 1 ’ tlieuce at about right angles south, fifteen de grees and forty-five minute* east, seventy two chains to the edge of the salt marsh, and then on keeping the same course twenty-three chains to Little Satillu river following Its meander ing* to the initial point, and bouuded on the west by the said "Martin l'almer Tract,” on the north by the said public road, on the east by the lands known as tuc -Blue two hundred aero tract and the Mclteuzie tract," and ou the south by the Little satilla river. Said tract of land above described is generally know as “The Lands End Track.” And also all, of that other tract of laud situate, lying and being in the county of Glynn and state of Georgia, aud In the sj7tU MlHtia District therein, and containing four hundred and twelve acres more or less, and having the following courses and dis- tances, to say: Commencing at abstake on the said public road from “Fancy Bluff” to “Sand Bills” aud ou the east line of the above mentioned “Martin Palmer Tract” and running thonee north seventeen and a quarter de roe., west lour thousand two hundred and thirty feat lo a stake; thence north, seventy-four degrees east four thousand seven hundred anil ten feet to a stake; thence south, eleven and a half de grees east, three thousand live hundred feet to the said public road; thence westwardly along said public road totue initial point,and bound ed on the went by the stud “Martin Palmer T ract” and the ■Oakman Tract” north, and east by the lands of Scarlett and others. Said iracl being a portion of the original Oak Gtove Tract, ami ou the south by the said public road. Said tract oi land last discribed being gener ally the "Big Branch'' tract. Said two tracts of laid above described to be sold for the pui pose of paying three certain promlsory notes for the sum of two hundred dollars each, with interest from date at the rate of eight per cent per an num and ten per cent attorney fees. The total amount now due on said notes being six hun dred dollars as principal, with interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from the fourth day of February, A.D. lbuO. .Said notes executed and delivered to said W E Ueckn tgle by said Orton Pyles on June 4th, 18117, and sc on red by said mortgage, and legally assigned and transferred to the undersigned, A. Brad ley Coley by the said Recltnagle on the 4th day of Kebruaxy, 189s. Also tor the further purpose of paying the expenses of collection of said notes including the cost of advertisement of this sale as pro vided for in said mortgage. Salo to he for cash, and the purchase money to be paid on delivery of the deed to the purchaser. This Uth day of December, 1901. A. BRADLEY COLEY. Ira E. Smith, At.ty. SHERI FIT’S SAI.K, STATE OF GEORGIA- Glynn County: Will be sold before the court house m Bruns wick, Glynn county, Georgia, on the lirst Tuesday in January, 1908, the same being the 7th day thereof, between the hours of 10 a. in. aud 4 o’clock p. m. said Unto. The following deacrioed property to-wit: All (that certain,lot tract or parcel of laud in the city of Brunswick, Glynn county, Georgia, com monly known and called Town Commons and known on the map or plan of said city as Town Commons, lot 100, between Albany and Am beret streets iu the city of Brunswick, said county and state, and Bounded as follows; Beginning at the northeast corner of Albany and L stroels running thence east 4a i A feet; thence northerly at right angles with said line a distance of GO 1 1 ot; thence in a westerly direction at right angles with said liue tey, feet; thence in a southerly direction along the eastern lino of Alliai y street for a distance 00 feet hack to the point of bjginnig, and upon widen is situated the churen known as I'aynes Chapol A. M E church. Levied unon and under and by virtue of an execution issued out of the N. 1’ & Kx <>• J I*. court of the 2ttth Oist. G.M. Glynn Co* Ga., on the 2nd day of November, 15)01, in favor of J. S. Wright against the trustees of Payne's Chap 1, defendants, Ltvy made by u j; Thai in, const a hie, and returned to me. Principal Woo, interest 10c aud costs $2.95. Also at the same time and place will be sold the following property 10-wit: That certain tract, lot, tract or parcel of,land situated lying and Being in tho 37m district G. AJ. of Glynn county and state of Georgia, and desc' ib ed as that portion ol the ‘ Half Moon Tra and ” containing ninety acres more or less, which is bounded on the mu th by other portions ot the Half Moon Tract of Land, aud the lands of J Llcwellen,on Ihe south, ami east by Little Satilla river, ami on tbe west By lands known as the “Lo.v Tract.' .Said tract of land levied on under and by virtue 01 two tax execution issued oy 11. J. Reed, tax collector of said coun ty of Glynn for the state and county taxes due by Geo.\V. Pyles,for the years 1898 and 1900,and said described property levied on under said executions as the property of the estate of ihe said George W. Pyles late of said county, now deceased. One ol said executions Being for the sum u 5 Slf>. 19 taxes due for the year 1898 besides interest* and costs, ami the other of said eve cutions being for the sum $9 05 taxes due for ihe year 19a, 'resides interest and costs. Baid two lax executUius Being owner! By <;. \. R, IS . sell, transferee. Levies made and returned to me or R. s. 1 yles, deputy. Also at the same time ami place, the follow ing described prupe ly tu Wit : That certain lot. tract or parcel ol mud situate, Ivincaud Being m ihoerlyol Brunswick, county of Ulynn and state of Georgia, and unowued and described on Baldwins mar. ol said city made in the year ls:i7as the oasleri} < ne third (i-3j of old 'Jown lot number 1 19. Levied on as the prop eity of L. .1 L tavy and Wife, under and bv vir tue of an exccntlrm 1 sued by H.J. Reed tax collector for state and county taxes due for the year, Amor.ll! 01 tax *23,17 Besides interest, and cost. Levy uiair aud returned to me By R, S, Pyles, deputy shei iff. * Also at. ,h -am, time aud pluee, thefollow ug propofty lo wii: all mat certain lot, tract 011 paled of land in tho city of Bruns " Vi kl,ll ?, omily ’ . commonly known and railed lown Commons arid known on the mao or plan of iho said city as Town Commons lift number 100, Betweeu Albany ami Amherst streets the city of Brunswick, said county ami state, and Bounded as follows. Beginning at the Northeast corner of Albany and L streets, and running thence East 42 G foot; Iheiiee .Northerly at right angles with said line a dislam eof 00 t.et; thence in a Westerly direction at right angles with said line 42G feci, thence in a southerly and ruction along the jlhe uf Albany street for a distance of oO B et bark to the point of Beginning, and upon which is situated the church known as Paynes Chapel A, M, K. church. Levied upon under an ! by virtue of an exe • unou issued out 01 the N. I'. and Kx-otlicio J. i . con 1 1 of the -9 til I list. G. M. Glynn coun tv I VV' °,H tl i' < '-r* ' l “- v ” f November, 1901, iu favor ol Gullie Jcukms against the trustees of Pavnes Chapel, defendants. Principal $7.00. interest and costs $2.9.'. Levy made by G. N. Tliariu, constable aud returned to uie. This t e ILii (lay of Dece char. 1901, W. H BKURIE, bhonfl Glynn County Ga. CITATION. GEORGIA—GIynu County. To whom it may concern: J. C. Frinklin having made apelicntmn to me. in due Bum, to lie appointed iicrmanent adl.iiu Kira • r upon u,e estate of John P. H u- U ( , iate .1 s.'iut rounry, deceased, notice Is lit 1 B\ gm 11 that sslrl application will Be hour.i at the regular term o Ihe Court of Ordi nary Bn -aid c .(inly, 10 t... j,,* J 4( ,, H.j, Mon lay In January 19 2 * l lure ‘fr**r"ii' “Walal slgnatuac, this lutu via> ol HvcciuLor. I'.f-j Holt At a dart, O.Uinsry Glyuu County. ADMIN ISTR GEORGIA—GIynn County. Under and by virtue of an order of the Or dinary ot said county will be sold, ou the doth day of December, mil, between the hours of 10 | a. in. and 4 p. m , at public outcry, at tlie store , L. Goldsmith & Company, on the southeast I aoimer of Gloucester and Grant streets, in the City of Brunswick in said county, to the highest and best birder wdio pays cash or giyes approved security, a one-half Interest in the stock of goods consisting of wines, liquors, ciuars, tobacco,canned goods, bottled goods, and also a half interest in the bar. tables, chairs, bottles, glasses, pictures, snfe,office furniture, desks, etc , in said build ing contained, said hallding being occupied by the firm of L. Goldsmith & Company, Bald oue haif interest liemg me properly of the o-tatc of George L. Pilcher, deceased, anti being sold as personal periahah'e pt..party of said e-tate. An exact inventory of all the satd property can lie seen at said store of L. Goldsmith & Co upon application. .Said sale will be continued from day to day until completed. Thi* lSth day of December, 1901. LEVI GOLDSMITH. Administrator on the estate of George L.l'itchcr deceased. Go where you know you oan gtt the largest selection to pick from, and where you know you will get the be*t goods, at Kannon Mutt’s Jewelry Store, 215 New ms t’e street. J M, BURNETT* WHOLESALE Grain and Provision Hon?**, Cow and Chicken Feed SHIP NOTICE Neither master, owners nor consignees of the British steamship Cayo Romano A will be responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of said steamer F. D VI. Strachan &Cos , Consignees. Order a gss stove from R. L & W. Co.,and it will be pat in ready for use Gas heaters, radiators, water healer', lamps and ranges put in tiy the G b Company. See them. ■1 Hi ■, "rtogt on Earth,” and equipnei with all the ’atest improvements SOLD ON E^YTERMS G. F, GAY, 5'J4 Gloucester Street- SQ*Y*itn LUMBER IS LIKELY TO “GO UP” in price *0 it b erma policy for you to place your order now, ami get the advan age ol present pi ices We have a com ptete line of moulding mill w irk, cto.. all seasoned woods. Kiln dried flooring and ceiling always in stock. Pho e 197. Lang-&Wood Planing Mill, Heavy plated riujjs with pearl ee’e tt 75c at Holler’s. FOR RENT—Four Rond, oomfor*a ble room* furnished or unfurnished, to parties without children, Apply at 405 G Si. 8t NOTICE Tni* Is to no.ify my friend*, pitron and the publio gsnerally that Mr. Fq I Keller now in charge of the Arc de saloon- r. Hired, Portable gas stand lamp*, smtablH for Coris'tuss gifts. Cali a.* se-* the assortment > sin 8i„ METROPOLITAN SALOON. Nil AED BILUAMB, ONLY THE FINES!' Vims, Liquor and Cigars, ELEGANT LUNCH SEKVEI* UiY AND.NIGHT, wno. 210 bay s tkkkt BRUNSWICK. GA K&UEMiS Kmw, Swiss! A\s?gf table Ftpacationfor As simiiaiiiig HiCTuod andßegula ting the Stomachs and Bov/els of Promotes Digestion.Cheerfuf ness and Rost.Contains neither Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. Hot Marc otic . Jhc/'pe of Gld-JirSAMUEL PtTCHBR Pumpkin, Scui~ , Mx.Senna <■ I Rx&m. .Uit- | Aai',f S'etd /■ I nwjw- \ 2'nni'ud Sumt Ziltiy/wn Flavor. / Aperfect Remedy forConstipa- Tlon, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature oF NEW YORK. 0 -r'i 'ill EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. ATTENTION! Have just received the Hr.est line of New Wbu'els ever seen in Brunswick. 50 liees tb Pick From. We can save you I’vOO on every wheel you buy. Kepairing, renting and maanelinf. Message service, PIANOS m ORGAN If you want a good Piano or; Organ buy a Bud den & Bates 8, j, OLJKWINE Cheap Rates to JACKSONVILLE —Via Ihe— ■lo M. $3 to Jacksonville, to Fernandina. R-gis-et mibe gu ssi g concett gts stove g;veo away a* 310 Newoa‘t e ai. DOWNING. t’utsDf-sT. a. a. MJaus, vio-rKcsiußKa. .u. wai.xkk, uashimb DIE NATIONAL BA*cK OF ESUNSWiCK, CAPITAL $150,000. LOANS -DISC CUNTS- FXCHANGE-COF LECTIONS, SAFE SLWiBDQS fOB SEE — Interest A Mowed On Deposits in Having: s ; Department A> J K k£o'V < O!MM fbPH W BE y NET, . DOWNIiiCI, .* LB.->HT FSNDIti. /odj{e Brunswig.'. Circuit, rr*. Uovakg 00. of ttiuseton, Fudig .s 00. w . . KRANTLIY, VS. H. MASOiS; &, D. WALTER, M. C. llUi <*a. Dial oi jfai. M. Maeon A 00. C->h'.or ——**lne o Kw: With a | T.r-s . n |y’Ps Gas isiovs MATCH j scut 1 if*, shovels, W Gas Stovel tim,. anil t„x [) [, $ | H your patience. about one. JR IS, .* X % jhk y fill y villain F-: fnfanU and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears j\ Jjv In my* Use v/ For Over Thirty Years 6ASTORIA THE CCNTAOR COMPfNT, TEW YORK CITY. Pi Your Ci] Tones. On'y one w-;ek left in which to pay your City I axes for year 1001. Digest clones Dec mber 20th. Save cost by prompt payment. Geo. 11. (Smith, 4 City Treasurer. For a bad Twist in any part of the body a remedy is in our large stock of Some of th3s’ a-e far reachingiand all* powerful. lone uo the whole system and enable it to throw off dioeasJ in any part of the body. ”Below is a partial list of remedies for ills most prevalent this season Laxative Bromo Quinine, Bromo T,*xine, Throat Ease, Frog in Your Throat, Smith’* C- ugh Syrup E. R BAKER, Dentist. Special Attention to Crown and bridge work. Office. ;022 Glou’ster 8t Ma tes for locanJtsceut or W sh* back iknap 10, $1 p-rdoz. C ar anteed O.K. AH Baker. Fur Asthma use CHE NEY’S EXPECTORANT,